Lunch in a BuBee Lunch Jar Series 2019: Week 7

Sharing another week of Lunch in a BuBee Lunch Jar Series 2019.

Here's the the Week 5 of Lunch in a BuBee Lunch Jar Series 2019.  Budget friendly lunch baon for 3 for less than 100 pesos.

READ: What's in my Yumbox Series 2019: Week 6

July 22, 2019

Lunch: Pan grilled pork steak, adobong kangkong and rice

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250 grams pork giniling - 50 pesos
1 egg (for the meatballs) - 6.50
1 carrot - 5 pesos
1 bell pepper - 5 pesos
= 66.50 pesos

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July 23, 2019

Lunch: Pan grilled pork steak, adobong kangkong and rice

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4 pcs small chicken leg quarter - 54 pesos
mushroom - left over from the pasta I made
Gravy - 1 tbsp butter, 1tbsp flour, 1/2 chicken cubes in 1 cup water, salt, pepper
= 54 pesos

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July 24, 2019

Lunch: Pan grilled pork steak, adobong kangkong and rice

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250 grams pork giniling - 50 pesos
1 carrot - 5 pesos
1 bell pepper - 5 pesos
1 small pack green peas - 11 pesos
1 small pack tomato sauce - 12 pesos
2pcs egg - 13 pesos
= 96 pesos

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July 25, 2019

Lunch: Pan grilled pork steak, adobong kangkong and rice

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150 grams corned tuna - 32 pesos
1 carrot - 5 pesos
1 small stalk celery - 5 pesos
1pc egg - 6 pesos
1 small onion - 5 pesos
20 pcs wrapper - 10 pesos
= 66 pesos

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July 26, 2019

Lunch: Pan grilled pork steak, adobong kangkong and rice

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1 taling sitaw - 25 pesos
150 g ground pork - 30 pesos
1 small onion - 5 pesos
Toyo, suka, paminta - available na sa kitchen
= 60 pesos

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That's for Lunch in a BuBee Lunch Jar Series 2019: Week 7. Please stay tune for the Week 8 of Lunch in a BuBee Lunch Jar Series 2019.

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What's in my Yumbox Series 2019: Week 7

Hello Momshies! Sharing another week of What's in my Yumbox Series 2019.

Here's the Week 7 of the simple baon ideas.

READ: What's in my Yumbox Series 2019: Week 6

July 22, 2019

Snack:  french toast + Blue water-based drink

Lunch: rice, sweet and sour meatballs, grapes and apple slices + Trolli sour cola strips

July 23, 2019

Snack:   hotdog sandwich + iced tea (not in photo)

Lunch: rice, chicken steak (stripped), grapes and apple slices + Trolli sour cola strips, mallows

July 24, 2019 - Forgot to take photos :(

July 25, 2019

Snack:  burger sandwich + Yakult light

Lunch:  rice, tuna lumpia, grapes + marshmallows

July 26, 2019

Snack:  Japanese pancake, banana slices + C2 apple green tea sugar free

Lunch: rice and adobong sitaw in a Bubee Lunch Jar

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Election Buttons in School

photo source: Clipart Library

Marketing is the key to success for any political campaign, be it for student body election or presidential elections. Reaching out to the audience, speaking your mind and voicing your opinion is the only way to win any campaign. Whether or not you will come out winning depends only on two facts: Candidate and Marketing. Nowadays, school campaigns are just as competitive, so if your child wants to participate in the school election, be sure to encourage and support them as they would not be able to make it without your support!

School elections have always been competitive, however now with technology; there are various other advancements in these elections as well. So, you would need to have a proper marketing strategy in place to make it a success. Here are somethings that we recommend:

Logo

This one is probably the most important; this logo will become the face of the campaign, so it's essential to choose the right colour, font and imagery for the logo. This shows voters you are serious about the election campaign.

Posters

This technique has been in practice since Abraham Lincoln days. However, it is by far the most effective method to spread awareness about the student election campaign. Visuals always work, so be sure to create posters that are unique, vibrant and make you stand out.

Buttons or Pins

photo source: uberButtons.com

Whether you are having a fundraiser at home or in the school hallway, creating personalized election buttons and pins for the school election campaign is imperative. With uber buttons you can easily create buttons and pins of your choice; all you need to do is choose the size, shape, colour, photo (if any) and slogan and you are good to go. There are great offers on bulk purchases. So, what are you waiting for, help your child win, this election season!

Website

If you want to take it up a notch and have the means to do so, we suggest you create your very own campaign website. Where you can list out the things, you would be working on once elected. List out your passions, ideas, also share quotes and images that resonate with you.

Social Media

Creating a Facebook page, using personal Instagram and Snap chat is a great way to get the word out there about the election campaign. These act as your political synopsis, so be sure to curate content for these platforms accordingly; as most of your target audience will be scrolling through these pages to get a better sense of your campaign.

Gifts

Gifts are tricky, some campaign marketers swear by it, some are not too sure. No matter what the case is, kids love gifts, and a great way to persuade or even get through to potential voters is by handing out gifts. This does not need to be fancy; it can be a simple token or a souvenir, whatever fits well in the marketing budget.

Email Marketing

Just like social media, email marketing is a great way to reach out to voters, curate a list of all students participating in the voting and send out emails; make sure these are well crafted and catch their attention. Email marketing is also a great way to connect with students who don’t want to support you publicly or are too shy to voice their opinion. Email Marketing content should cover some frequently asked questions, campaign pitch etc. this way, these voters will be able to view campaign brief in one place.

Campaign Speech

Any political campaign is incomplete without speech. Traditional voters believe that a speech can make or break a candidate's career. So, while writing a speech, make sure to include things that will not only resonate with the audience but also speak out tangible goals so that voters can keep track of their candidate’s performance. If you can’t write a speech on your own; someone who knows the candidate well should be writing it, that’s the only way a speech will get a personal touch.

Be it any political campaign; aggressive marketing is the key to winning elections. Always make sure to add personalized touches to your campaign, be it in your website or on the customized buttons; once the voters can resonate with you, they are sure to vote for you!  

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Lunch in a BuBee Lunch Jar Series 2019: Week 6

Sharing another week of Lunch in a BuBee Lunch Jar Series 2019.

Here's the the Week 5 of Lunch in a BuBee Lunch Jar Series 2019.  Budget friendly lunch baon for 3 for less than 100 pesos.

READ: What's in my Yumbox Series 2019: Week 5

July 15, 2019

Lunch: Pan grilled pork steak, adobong kangkong and rice

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2 pcs pork steak - 80 pesos

1 bundle of kangkong - 15 pesos
onion, soy sauce, oil, pepper, salt - available na sa kitchen

Total = 85 pesos

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July 16, 2019

Lunch: Chicken afritada and rice

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6 pieces small chicken thigh - 60 pesos
1/2 pack tomato sauce - 6 pesos
1 piece small carrots - 3 pesos
4 pieces small potatoes - 10 pesos
1 pack green peas - 12 pesos
Oil, salt and pepper available na sa kitchen
= 91 pesos

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July 17, 2019

Lunch: Tortang talong, bistek (leftover from breakfast) and rice

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4 eggplants - 10 pesos (20 pesos lang kasi tumpok dito sa amin, 10 pcs na)
2 eggs - 13 pesos

Total = 23 pesos

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July 18, 2019

Lunch: Pan grilled chicken legs, togue and carrots, and rice

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3 small chicken leg quarters - 80 pesos
togue - 14 pesos
1 carrot - 3 pesos
= 97 pesos

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July 19, 2019

Lunch: Ginisang sayote with toasted pork cubes and rice

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3 sayote = 12 pesos
200g pork cubes = approx 40 pesos
= 52 pesos

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July 20, 2019

Lunch: Pancit canton 

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250 g Pancit canton = 28 pesos
1/4 cabbage = 15 pesos
Baguio beans = 10 pesos/balot
1/2 pack kikiam = 12 pesos
1/2 pack squid balls = 12 pesos
Egg = left coating of pizza roll
= 77 pesos

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That's for Lunch in a BuBee Lunch Jar Series 2019: Week 6. Please stay tune for the Week 7 of Lunch in a BuBee Lunch Jar Series 2019.

P.S.: I have created a Facebook Group page for MoMaye's Baon Diary. You can join and share your bento baon creations too. I would definitely love to see yours too.

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What's in my Yumbox Series 2019: Week 6

Hello Momshies! Sharing another week of What's in my Yumbox Series 2019.

Here's the Week 6 of the simple baon ideas.

READ: What's in my Yumbox Series 2019: Week 5

July 15, 2019

 Snack:  Japanese pancake +Pocari sweat

Lunch:  rice, pan grilled pork steak, adobong kangkong, apple and grapes slices

July 16, 2019

 Snack:  grilled ham and cheese sandwich + Yakult light

Lunch:  rice, chicken afritada, banana slices and grapes + marshmallows

July 17, 2019

 Snack:  airfried pizza roll + Yakult light

Lunch: rice, tortang talong, bistek, apple and marshmallows

July 18, 2019

 Snack:  Oreo cookies + Yakult light

Lunch:  rice, pan grilled chicken, carrots and togue + grapes

July 19, 2019

 Snack:  cheese sticks and Oreo cookies + Locally mango juice

Lunch:  ginisang sayote with toasted pork cubes and rice in Bubee Lunch Jar

July 20, 2019

 Snack:  pizza roll and grapes

Lunch:  Pancit canton in Bubee Lunch Jar

That's for What's in my Yumbox Series 2019: Week 6. Please stay tune for the Week 7 of What's in my Yumbox Series 2019.

P.S.: I have created a Facebook Group page for MoMaye's Baon Diary. You can join and share your bento baon creations too. I would definitely love to see yours too.

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